Fred J. Johnston House is a Kingston gem
When Fred J. Johnston started collecting 18th- and early 19th-century furnishings and decorative arts for the eight-room Federal-style house that
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Hopefuls hit the homestretch
Six candidates facing competition for the Democratic nomination in that party’s upcoming primary election fielded questions on town finances and
Ivory irony
One of the local highlights of the Woodstock Film Festival this year is the world premiere of Gillian Farrell’s 9
Shoot ’em local
In one room at the new Woodstock Film Center on Rock City Road, where everything’s speeding up fast as the
Phoenicians get help cleaning up after Irene
“It’s better than sitting at home fretting,” explained Christine Becker, as she and three other gallant women helped me clear
Party is over for village feral cats
Feral cats: they yowl, they howl, they create problems for homeowners, they mug harmless neighborhood cats. For most residents, they’re
Down to earth
John Gill is surveying his fields after last night’s heavy rain, and it doesn’t look good. Yesterday the creek that
Are we there yet?
Gas prices need not daunt, nor car ride distress— just cross the river or drive alongside it to some of
Saugerties grandmother wins the lottery
A retired Ulster County grandmother is beating the heat with a cool $1,000,000 win on the New York Lottery’s Sterling Silver scratch-off
Lost highway
The classics are classics for a reason. Tom Wolfe wrote one of the greatest reflections on American muscle of all